Sentence examples for achieving some of from inspiring English sources

Most important, the government sees in the new suburban model a way of achieving some of its own objectives.

The president quickly passed his sweeping tax cut and is on the verge of achieving some of his objectives for education.

Much of his talk is about tenacity and how he managed to scale the "brick walls" that stood in the way of achieving some of his dreams.

Even though the legal issues have not been resolved, the inquiry is already achieving some of its goals merely by raising questions.

The guide shows that the service has been achieving some of that target by clamping down on procedures of "limited clinical effectiveness", such as "knee washes".

But the irony was that the populist resistance had already itself been reasonably effective in achieving some of the goals that Trump promised to pursue.

However, it may not achieve some of the physicomechanical properties.

The auction achieved some of the highest prices ever and consolidated Christie's international reputation.

But officials close to the negotiations said the company had achieved some of its goals.

The technology needed to achieve some of these goals is not quite there yet.

The governor managed to achieve some of his aims by regulation.